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Tue 17 Jun | 13:30 - 15:10
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Sub-Teraherz and Terahertz Signal Sources
This session explores new approaches for sub-THz and THz signal generation, spanning diverse technologies and architectures. The first paper presents a 4–240GHz InP variable-gain amplifier employing an analog-controlled input attenuation network for versatile performance tuning. Next, a 4–420GHz distributed amplifier MMIC in 20nm InGaAs-on-Si HEMT technology achieves 11±2dB of gain. A 280GHz sub-harmonic injection-locked oscillator in 45nm CMOS PD SOI demonstrates robust frequency generation. Finally, a 300GHz-band single-balanced resistive mixer module in 60nm InP HEMT features LO leakage suppression. Collectively, these designs pave the way for next-generation THz communication systems.
13:30 - 13:50
Tu3D-1 A 4–240-GHz InP Variable-Gain Amplifier Using an Analog-Controlled Input Attenuation Network
13:50 - 14:10
Tu3D-2 A 4-420-GHz Distributed Amplifier MMIC in a 20-nm InGaAs-on-Si HEMT Technology With 11±2-dB Gain
14:10 - 14:30
Tu3D-3 A 280GHz Sub-Harmonic Injection Locked Oscillator in 45nm CMOS PD SOI
14:30 - 14:50
Tu3D-4 300-GHz-Band Single-Balanced Resistive Mixer Module in 60-nm InP HEMT Technology with LO Leakage Suppressing Function